Now this is odd. After completing some research on claims based solutions in .NET, found that different authors refer to different classes in .NET namespace when actually speaki
System.IdentityModel.Claims is part of WCF/.Net 3.0
System.IdentityModel.Claims
Microsoft.IdentityModel.Claims extends System.IdentityModel.Claims and is the Windows Identity Foundation class.
Microsoft.IdentityModel.Claims
System.Security.Claims is the .Net 4.5 version.
System.Security.Claims
So if you're writing using WIF, you should use Microsoft.IdentityModel.Claims.
WIF