Registered to Veracity, a data-integrity product; the protocol was never publicly specified.
IANA assigns 1062 to veracity, registered by Ross Williams, whose Rocksoft product line of the period built around content-defined chunking and data-integrity verification. The registration name is all the public record retains — there is no published wire protocol and no current implementation documentation. Nmap carries the name with no description and sees it on well under 0.1% of hosts. A listener on 1062 today should be identified from its own banner rather than from this registration.
Expose with care
Unknown service on an unprivileged port; fingerprint before deciding. Nothing in the registration justifies public exposure.
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