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"Code-based cryptography" as a book category covers the theory, design, analysis, and implementation of cryptographic systems built on error‑correcting codes rather than number‑theoretic assumptions. Books in this category explain the mathematical foundations (coding theory, hard decoding problems), classic and modern constructions (McEliece, Niederreiter, rank‑metric and quasi‑cyclic variants), security models and proof techniques, known attacks and countermeasures, and practical topics such as key sizes, performance, and implementation pitfalls. They also situate code‑based schemes in the post‑quantum landscape and discuss standardization, applications (secure messaging, encryption, digital signatures), and research directions, making the category relevant to students, researchers, and practitioners interested in quantum‑resistant cryptography.

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