
Elite was an organisation set up in 1989. This organisation's aim was to prevent unauthorised access to computers via the internet and Local Area Networks. Unfortunately, this aim was accomplished quickly at the time so research went into how it would be possible to break into a computer without actually being in front of it. This was achieved and research is still being carried out today. More and more people were recruited to increase the rate of research which led to further development. In 1992, Elite gained access to many top secret organisations around the world. More and more people requested to join the widely known and quickly spreading organisation called 'Elite.' In 1993 there were 25 members of Elite existing in various parts of America. After the arrest of the founder of the organisation, members turned to illegal entry of computers and decided to make their names heard. The Elite organisation which researched into prevention of hacking had created the most advanced and well known hacking party in the world. More and more members were recruited and positions assigned to them such as Mass Mailers, Crackers, Hackers, Carders, Phishers, Phreakers, and many more. In 1994, the now known Elite Hacking Circle was requesting hackers either to be trained or to teach from all around the globe. The name grew as did the hacking circle. The Elite hacking circle is now the most popular hacking group around receiving thousands of member requests every week. In 1999, with over 1000 registered members, the Elite Hacking Circle has dominated the internet, either by force, or unknown ethics.
The Elite Hacking Circle members services and home page is host to the largest software archive in the world. With an estimated 2GB upload per week to add to the 350+GB's of filled space already, Elite can guarantee total domination of software and any time. Although Piracy has not been considered for resale to the public, members can request software at any time free of charge. The organisation was originally set up as a business to which it still carries on as now. The average annual turnover of the Elite Hacking Circle increases year by year with the 1998 high of 56.4 million dollars. Bearing in mind that this enormous amount has been achieved by legal purposes, this is reinvested into the research of hacking. The ethics of hacking are unknown to Elite, but it can be assured that money does not participate in this debate as no money earned by the organisation is distributed to any of its members.
With more than 1000 Elite full time members and another 1000 off the job members, it is easy to understand how 3 in 8 of every computer in the world has been accessed by the Elite Hacking Circle. By the millennium year, the aim set it to have access 4 in 5 computers on the internet which has been considered as an easy task. Damage is rarely caused on accessed computers but all computers accessed will have been renamed as the members keysign. Currently, there are no available spaces for an increases in members and all waiting lists are full. The millennium is fast approaching and a plan has been devised meaning that every person on the internet who wishes to be a member will be accepted promptly. All other people will have heard about the Elite Hacking Circle at this time and if they do not wish to become a member.....................................
Security in Elite is essential for all operations and members will never reveal personal identity, tips, tricks, hacks, cracks or any other form of information associated with Elite to any other MEMBER or the PUBLIC. We do not offer a comprehensive training course as of yet so all hackers and crackers are self taught. An oath of secrecy has to be accepted before registration and individual cookies, passwords, and encryption methods are always used.