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MVC5 Authentication Filters

What is the difference between new authentication and previous authorization filters ?. I do not see any difference. I have always used:[Authorize(Roles = "Admin, User")]

When do you want to use an authentication filter? and when to use authorization?

Can someone explain this difference? Samples would be great. thanks

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You can find the article here :

Ive also created a similar post here :

Although the answer I got was right to clarify some things, but I'm still a bit confused about how to use it, but more with the expected behavior (as you will see if you read my post).

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