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Published 20:13 1 Dec 2015 GMT
Updated 11:29 2 Dec 2015 GMT

Before anyone starts panicking too much, the device is being marketed to intelligence and law enforcement agencies and won't be on general sale.
Although it isn't clear how the device can intercept a smartphone's data, an article by Motherboard reveals that it is to do with "smartphone application vulnerabilities".
For most of us, this sort of news is no great cause for concern, although the thought of this kind of device falling into the wrong hands is might be.Explore more on these topics:
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