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Public-key cryptography as a book category covers the theory and practice of cryptographic systems that use paired keys for encryption, digital signatures, and key exchange. Works in this genre range from foundational texts on number theory and computational hardness assumptions to practical guides on algorithms such as RSA, Diffie–Hellman, and elliptic-curve cryptography. They address protocols and infrastructures like PKI, certificates, and TLS; key management; interoperability and standards; and security models, proofs, and common attacks, including side-channel and implementation pitfalls. The category includes textbooks, research monographs, and practitioner handbooks focused on designing, analyzing, and deploying secure systems across software, hardware, and networks, with applications spanning web security, secure messaging and email, and cryptocurrencies.

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