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Discovered 2026-10-31 07:33 UTC
Est. attack date 2026-10-26
Country ES
Sector
Agriculture and Food Production Education Energy & Utilities Financial Services Government & Defense Healthcare Hospitality Manufacturing Other Professional Services Retail & E-Commerce Technology Transportation

Description:

surexport.es Surexport is the largest independent berry producer in Europe, founded in 1994 in Huelva, Spain, growing strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries across Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Morocco and Kenya. Owned since 2020 by Alantra Private Equity, the group is valued at around 600 million euros with revenue approaching 400 million and over 2500 employees. Its competitive edge is exclusive berry varieties developed with US genetics partner Plant Sciences since 2007, sold under the Doñarosa, Berry Sensations and Fruhi brands. Major clients include Tesco, Lidl, Mercadona and Sainsbury's, with 80 percent of revenue from exports to Northern Europe. The company invested 200 million euros in acquisitions and secured a 250 million euro loan in 2025.

Infostealer activity detected by HudsonRock

Compromised Employees: 0

Compromised Users: 19

Third Party Employee Credentials: 2


External Attack Surface: 3


Exposure Report
by ParanoidLab
259
Passwords
3 critical
0
Cookies
0 critical
Last queried 2026-10-31 07:33 UTC

DNS Records:

The following DNS records were found for the victim's domain.

WHOIS Emails
  • No emails found.
MX Records
  • surexport-es.mail.protection.outlook.com. Microsoft 365
TXT Records
  • google-site-verification=zxaICP86NUfv4VCijqbATl1V0ljWgm_vCl4rwuq0huA
  • MS=ms77505115
  • v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all
  • google-site-verification=BWPHX75W9DbqhuJierhO2C0gspLV2Pc23Qz3EgbL9p8
Cloud / SaaS Services Detected
Microsoft 365

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