It looks like the file Aaronator posted was a crypted virus, meaning it can bypass antivirus's scanners. The (exe) file was originally named fudhacking_crypted.exe.
It looks like either the stub or the virus was coded in VB.
It's possible the guy has the info on where to send logs in one of these lines: (highly possible in the first 3)
Nt68Pcn0D3Qks5TLe91JjXz24KoCa74WyAd03MwFq9x8SHm75Ebi1RGg6
jYbOjsy5j6fL06OTn/eyoJDVrr/PwbKEruWZ+aqLju2fu5LPxaCtkobU0rqZhYHQw7SZip3J0aq3k6zzg9iukKbAwrOWg/aYu4HQv4Lw2LeUjdCPyqiJlPWBka/C0beyk43Fwr+FhKvL0rGIt6LQ1LqUprrAgdq0iLjq/76ClOmZsJDAup7x8qyFiMGy9bGMhNa0h5zA062qjaf4z6uSm6rAw6GNq6P6z6uRt4f/mN+kq438zLyAjvGHmq3Nronu86eUmMSu9JuXldOlup/f16jC5cfX0a7TtIvEy7WHttjBzrLKh5rYns+s9LvE07beqPKMvIHB8qLo5rODpcm90barpuiet4XE6YGdr4zG3oylv4fRxaGtsprRxK6XjYjAmt+TnbD9zqWfsfqlsJHCpLP8xLaFn8a+1beJ24jpqYDcjb2Aq4XQyrzTspzIibaOoYDH0/GArIbamPOqsY/Q9ZC/o8qyur/9uYPAzLqkpMyi1aCd4g==
=qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdc210cC5nbWFpbC5jb20=qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcd587qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdZGFya2luejEyM0BnbWFpbC5jb20=qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdZGFya3dhcnJpb3I=qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdFalseqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdTrueqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdhttp://www.example.com/System.Data.SQLite.DLLqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdFalseqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcdhttp://www.example.com/server.exeqrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcd
whatsup
Y6Cbw5LMo34DcJp28Hiz7TKm9a0NZq94Ext2F7Xke8Q3Ayf6
sender
His cypher for the first 3 lines of text is: "qrYkkpuRGOXiroJYeedfxUXnttcd", without the quotes.
Anyone have any more viruses for me to analyze? I have a history of hacking hackers' gmails and whatnot. ;)