The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, a critically acclaimed Nintendo 64 game from 1998, harbours a fascinating glitch: manipulating the game's state to trigger a null reference, which, under specific conditions, allows players to warp directly to the end credits, effectively "skipping" the entire game. This seemingly whimsical exploit mirrors a far more serious class of vulnerabilities in IT systems: null reference errors that malicious actors can leverage to bypass security measures, cause system instability, or gain unauthorized access. This talk will use the Zelda skip to explain how the exploit works and show how it can be used for malicious purposes in the enterprise.