Vulnerability scanners tend not to do anything with unknown custom services, running on ports they probably don't even bother to scan.
This had some amusing side effects when we encountered some services we'd never seen before, like the port on HP printers that sends every byte straight to print... apparently expecting PCL or PostScript but if it didn't understand it, it just printed the ASCII. Came into the office one morning to find all printers out of paper and 500 sheets sitting in the output tray. Oops.
That seems like a design flaw. :)
Print a graphic was done by sending exactly every dot to it, I mean, 1 to put a dot on the paper, 0 to blank. Encoded as a byte...