The breach took place between 2008 and 2009; hackers obtained credit card and personal information from approximately 619,000 customers, according to the report.
Wyndham claimed the FTC went beyond its powers while pursuing the lawsuit, but the court ruled the FTC would be able to continuing pursing the case, according to the report.
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