You're right about the data storage.  I saw a bit of what someone thought was code - it wasn't, but the formatting didn't make sense for simply counting. I wouldn't put much stock it what Dominion has for documentation.  My guess is if you want to know what is in the machine, you go grab a machine.  You don't subpoena a machine, at least not before it's secured.  And if you're smart, you contact the NSA, and get a copy of every bit of data sent to the machine.  If the programmers aren't total idiots, the machine boots up clean, and a small payload sent replaces one of the functions in memory. If they're really clever, there's a module that is decrypted at a specific time, and code from it run during the election, and then is deleted after a specific date/time.  You could find the evidence of something like that, but not the actual malware.  The malware likely exists in git hub somewhere though.