The DIOD paradigm, developed by the CYNICS team in collaboration with Idaho National Lab, has been featured as a blog article on Medium via the the Purdue College of Engineering. DIOD has significant industrial and military applications in preventing reverse-engineering and protecting sensitive data. It uses shape-shifting techniques to morph sensitive data into benign data such as images, audio, and generic equipment while preserving the necessary AI-based functionalities.

The full journal article is currently in press and will be available open-access at https://doi.org/10.1080/00295639.2022.2043542. For further information, feel free to contact Dr. Abdel-Khalik or Mr. Sundaram, the lead graduate student on the work.