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Quantum cryptography as a book category covers the theory, practice, and implications of using quantum-mechanical phenomena to secure communication and information. Titles in this category range from introductory popular-science accounts that explain ideas like quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum randomness in plain language, to advanced textbooks and research monographs treating quantum information theory, security proofs (e.g., BB84, E91, device-independent protocols), implementation engineering (photon sources, detectors, integrated photonics), and attacks and countermeasures. Books here often bridge physics, computer science, mathematics and electrical engineering, and may contrast quantum cryptographic techniques with classical and post-quantum cryptography, discuss standards and deployment challenges, or explore commercial and policy implications. Suitable audiences include undergraduates and graduate students, researchers, practicing engineers, and security professionals seeking both conceptual foundations and practical guidance for designing, analyzing, or regulating quantum-secure systems.

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