Website Baker Version 2.6.5 and before contains a SQL injection.
This can be exploited by using Cookie Poisoning

Manufacturer was notified, but want to ignore the request pending release version 3.0

Poison the cookie for the login page with the REMEMBER_KEY variable with a standard sql injection (';  --)

Failing function is in class.login.php 
      // Function to check if a user has been remembered
      function is_remembered() {
            if(isset($_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY']) AND $_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY'] != '') {
                  // Check if the remember key is correct
                  $database = new database();
                  $check_query = $database->query("SELECT user_id FROM ".$this->USERS_TABLE." WHERE remember_key = '".$_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY']."' LIMIT 1");

This function is called by the login screen, hence the vulnerability.
When changing the user table... Free admin login :P

HotFix: 
Change $database->query("SELECT user_id FROM ".$this->USERS_TABLE." WHERE remember_key = '".$_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY']."' LIMIT 1"); 
into 
$database->query("SELECT user_id FROM ".$this->USERS_TABLE." WHERE remember_key = '".addslashes($_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY'])."' LIMIT 1");

$query_details = $database->query("SELECT * FROM ".$this->USERS_TABLE." WHERE user_id = '".substr($_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY'], 0, 11)."' LIMIT 1"); 
into
$query_details = $database->query("SELECT * FROM ".$this->USERS_TABLE." WHERE user_id = '".substr(addslashes($_COOKIE['REMEMBER_KEY']), 0, 11)."' LIMIT 1"); 

With Regards

Rolf Huisman