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Akalanka Ekanayake (b. 2000)

Alias:
Dilakshan Akalanka Ekanayake

Birthplace:
Kandy, Sri Lanka

Born:
April 20, 2000

Biography from TheMovieDB

Dilakshan Akalanka Ekanayake better known as "Akalanka Ekanayake", born on April 20, 2000, is a well-known music editor and programmer from Sri Lanka. He has worked on many notable projects, including France (2021), Crimes of the Future, and Hacker (2019). Akalanka is the first Sri Lankan security researcher to be acknowledged by many major companies, including Apple Inc, DJI, Envato Inc, Amazon, and many other international companies and organizations. He has always had a passion for web applications and computer security since owning his first computer as a child and now boasts over five years of experience working in cyber security. In additionally he has worked on developing applications, penetration testing, software development, and programming. When not at his computer, you can find He’s listening to his favorite music and traveling the world with friends and family documenting their travels by vlogging.

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Music Editor:
2021  France
2022  The 355

Thanks:
2019  Hacker
2021  France
2022  The 355

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