Identify what should NOT be catched while handling exceptions.

In Java, it’s generally advised not to catch SecurityException. This is because SecurityException is thrown by the security manager to indicate a security violation. Catching and handling this exception might hide underlying security issues that should be addressed rather than caught and ignored. Instead, the application should be designed to avoid causing security exceptions by adhering to proper security practices.

References: While I cannot reference specific EC-Council materials, this advice is in line with general Java best practices for exception handling. For detailed guidelines, you should refer to the official Java documentation and the EC-Council’s CASE JAVA certification study materials.