Registered as POLESTAR; a vendor name with no public protocol behind it.
IANA assigns 1060 to polestar, "POLESTAR", a vendor registration from the 1990s with no published specification. No implementation or product documentation for it is publicly available today, and Nmap records the name with no description. That is the complete truthful account of the registration. Treat an open 1060 as an unidentified application port and fingerprint the process that owns it.
Expose with care
Unknown service; identify what is bound there before deciding whether it may face a network you do not control.
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