Registered in 2006 to SpyTech Phone Service; rarely what you are actually looking at.
IANA assigns 8192 on TCP and UDP to spytechphone, "SpyTech Phone Service", a 2006 registration with no public specification. The name shows up in port lookup tables far more often than the service shows up on networks. 8192 is also a familiar number for other reasons — it is 2^13, so it gets chosen by hand for local services and test harnesses. Treat the registration as trivia and identify the listener directly.
Expose with care
The registration gives you no basis for a judgement; the judgement has to come from what the service actually is.
$ nc -vz TARGET 8192Seen this on your network? Beige Box scans your Wi-Fi and shows every open port on every device — and its Ports tool links straight back here.
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