The most important point of view regarding the causes of criminal behavior belongs to Freud, who examines the organizing factors of human personality in three headings: entity, self, and superego, and believes that all instinctive actions and tendencies dependent on others, aggression, Escape and anger are related to the human body, and the communication and mutual exchanges between the person and the reality and the world outside of him require the formation of a new psychological device, which is called self or me. Criminologists identified individual and environmental factors regarding the factors that already affect the formation of a criminal's personality, and in examining individual factors, they studied hereditary and psychological factors. In this article, we are going to investigate the agency of genes in cybercrimes. The present research was written based on the descriptive-analytical method and based on documents and library sources, and in this regard, the obtained information was analyzed by studying international documents with a practical purpose. Considering that criminal policymakers value punishment when it affects its implementation, then in certain cases, people who have genetic disorders in their behavior should be discounted or even exempted. Be punished. Aggressive and negative behavior is somehow related to the feeling of avoiding getting hurt and the feeling of worry and fear.