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Citrix Emergency Mitigation: "Pull The Plug" Heavyweight Tee - Light

303,80 kr SEK

Every network engineer knows the standard incident response playbook: deploy compensating WAF rules, revoke exposed session tokens, scramble the emergency patch window. 

And then there are those rare, legendary zero-day catastrophes where government cybersecurity agencies, IT suppliers, and national CERTs skip all the nuanced defense-in-depth guidance and privately message your CISO with a single sentence: "Just shut down the appliance immediately."

Welcome to the Citrix NetScaler twin zero-day panic (CVE-2026-88771 & CVE-2026-88772). When unauthenticated HTTP command injection meets pre-auth DTLS buffer overflows on UDP port 443, your multi-million-dollar edge gateway isn't just an SSL terminator anymore—it's the adversary's front door key to Active Directory. The official top-tier mitigation before the emergency patch dropped? Physically walking into the data center and yanking the 3-prong power cord right out of the PDU.

Immortalize the glorious absurdity of modern edge perimeter security with this authentic CyberNewsAI meme streetwear relic. Featuring our panicking retro NetScaler mascot sweating bullets and tearfully pulling its own power plug while emergency sirens flash.

100% immune to remote code execution when powered completely off.

Select color: White

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More details

  • 100% ring-spun cotton
  • Heavyweight fabric (6.1 oz)
  • Relaxed fit

Quality Guarantee & Returns

  • Quality is guaranteed. If there is a print error or visible quality issue, we'll replace or refund it.
  • Because the products are made to order, we do not accept general returns or sizing-related returns.

Citrix Emergency Mitigation: "Pull The Plug" Heavyweight Tee - Light Size Guide

Size guide preview
Size label Length Width Sleeve length
S
26.62
18.25
16.25
M
28
20.25
17.75
L
29.37
22
19
XL
30.75
24
20 1/2
2XL
31.62
26
21.75
3XL
32 1/2
27.75
23.25
4XL
33 1/2
29.75
24.63

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A Length

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B Width

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C Sleeve length

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