There's NIST which publishes the definitions, and then there's FIPS which required the availability of Dual-EC DRBG.
Following FIPS is nontrivial. I've never heard of anyone doing it that wasn't the US government itself, or a contractor, or a stooge like RSA (which made Dual-EC their default crypto RNG).
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There's NIST which publishes the definitions, and then there's FIPS which required the availability of Dual-EC DRBG.
Following FIPS is nontrivial. I've never heard of anyone doing it that wasn't the US government itself, or a contractor, or a stooge like RSA (which made Dual-EC their default crypto RNG).