Guest account last logging updated

Hi,
In auditing, why an FND_LOGINS table has no records but FND_USER table last logon date is update to recent date value? Could you please explain at when and how guest account will update FND tables?
Thanks & Regards,
Praveen

Please see the following docs.
11.5.10.3: The FND_USER table is getting updated with the GUEST user name [ID 434409.1]
Forgot Password Function Shows GUEST As The Password Record Update Owner [ID 1502551.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

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