Keith Winstein is an assistant professor of computer science and (by courtesy) of law at Stanford University. Winstein and colleagues have developed technology to enforce a “right to eavesdrop on your own things,” so that consumers and researchers can learn what our networked devices are saying about us. He is a founding member of the Secure Internet of Things Project, a collaboration between Stanford, U.C. Berkeley, and the University of Michigan. Winstein and colleagues created the Mosh (mobile shell) tool for remote access over challenged networks, the Sprout algorithm for transporting video over cellular networks, and the Remy system, where computers design network protocols from first principles. From 2007 to 2010, Winstein was a staff reporter at The Wall Street Journal, covering science, medicine, and technology.