Though if criminals want a handset that can bypass GSM network security and intercept other users' messages, surely there'd be cheaper ways to go about this. Given that criminal gangs somehow managed to compromise a Chinese factory that made point-of-sale terminals and "enhance" the terminals with GSM-based card skimmers, surely it wouldn't be so hard to get one of the numerous Chinese mobile phone manufacturers to intentionally weaken security in one of their units to allow it to be used to spoof numbers, and then buying up a few boxloads of them. Bonus points for getting one that looks almost like an iPhone.
"ultrascan", the 'company' that reported this, is a hoax. (and also the only source for the alleged $25000 price)
Well, don't know anything about $25000, but saw such nokia on ebay with initial bid of $700 (and made in Bochum, Germany in description)